Factor Info
| ID | 146543 |
| Size | 1150 digits / 3819 bits |
| Status | composite |
| Value | 3712812179503843344093824845609727283328691359842273240647265564083970622138124612417356864229258337745142059707285758552371268282208512362796563324513114522800981615449173256729509135314152484245683694348953076821131271050648011792852306492739684434751797969318976430324032942218533181284484951036684856192376463927710193942787772108243642541143465507724197302437201282158949193421408267828498466543466466824698896424212249248605436824535549282977232473165247236492230103344563229404886102217888324042090002308832285459435120593006512208201843413655143046803340140309561881361727807677804438946997298784990966026602514378868202864576255935456353984267812815118816761881695872988946353154969988322593445559194654792638970073402284688276473920989266374749134509934792169124301478275305355038834031381037410489934644514991009213955572264917633472719424331878867665613947878499818751089612490768920818524571066947580381410460665251355339673620252631019090443405763180447160409731448980045717809379064250574963305823746741961236308834585108114671089997240381727253905640236675338648905498658840815164248256786875984369869762306489694077714191384692914979 |
Factorizations
Primary factorization keeps track of the smallest (known) prime factor. Secondary factorizations are old results kept when a new smaller prime factor is found, which occasionally happens with ECM.